Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Baby Onesie with Cricut Paper Trimmings Cartridge

This cute baby boy onesie went together in a flash with the new Cricut Circle Paper Trimmings cartridge. This cartridge is exclusive to the Cricut Circle members. They've had some great cartridges lately - last quarter's was Sophie and it was beautiful! To find out more info about the Cricut Circle, click HERE.

Here's a close up of that Cricut Paper Trimmings cartridge:

I got this onesie at Walmart for around $3, the Heat 'n Bond and the fabric in their fabric department.

Set the blade at 6”, speed at 3 and pressure at 6. Multi-cut 2x. Using Cricut Paper Trimmings cartridge, cut Moon at 3” using the yellow fabric. Cut Moon-s at 3” using blue fabric. Remove paper backing.

Iron on Moon and Moon-s according to package directions. Do NOT over-iron as it won’t stick. (Ask me how I know...LOL!)

Don't forget I am giving away a full set of this month's My Creative Time Stamps and matching die! Thank you, My Creative Time!

How can you win?

1) Leave a comment telling me how you store your stamps. Click HERE if you don't know how to leave a comment.
2) Subscribe or follow the blog!

Oh so adorable!! I have not dared to try fabric yet. In due time.lol. I only have a few stamps and right nnow i store them in an accordian folder, and my wooden ones in a Wal mart bag. there is only a couple so far.Thanks for another chance to win.mexicopetshop at hotmail dot com

Great onesie, I am having a baby shower for a friends daughter and we are having everyone bring a onesie with something on it (I will be cricuting mine) and will then give them to the mother-to-be. Thanks for the giveway (I gave my stamp storage idea yesterday).

I transfered them all from their packaging to a page protector system. How ever my stamps don't stay stuck to the page protectors and fall out, so this summer we were getting rid of a lot of our old CD's and I saved all the good cd cases and will switch them over when I can get in to my new craft room. I hope this works or I may really regret getting rid of the pakages.

I store my few wooden stamps in an acrylic box. For my peel and stick stamps, they are also in a box in my stamping drawer. Since I don't have too many, this works for me. I'm curious to read the other posts for ideas!! THANK YOU!!

cute! would like to try something like that. it sounds easy enough. ugh, stamp storage. i store mine in a box but there has to be a better way. it is not very convenient. any suggestions? punkinlowe@hotmail.com

I subscribe as of recently and have been poring over your site. You have an amazing amount of information here and I love it! Right now I don't own a tremendous amount of stamps but I store them in plastic drawers (as part of my scrapbook room remodel.http://waldenbunch.blogspot.com/2011/08/scrapbook-room-remodel.html

Ups forgot! I keep the in a translucent plastic storage container with dividers, but I am having trouble keeping my clear ones organized, I have triennial a small binder but, need to work on that. THanks again! ;)Liz

What a cute onesie! I also found out about 'over ironing' :( ...I just starting following your blog a couple weeks ago & that's when I learned about cutting fabric & how to adhere it (over ironing wasn't mentioned, sadly!)I have a plastic unit with drawers & the bottom one is the deepest. I place all my stamps in that. All my ink pads, embossing powers, etc are stored separately in their own plastic bin. Really enjoying the site!

The possibilities for the onesie is endless. I store my stamps in a deep drawer! I stamp each one on paper (keeping the set together)& keep in a 3 ring binder for reference. Each set is numbered, so easy to find. A very simple method to save a whole lot of time....

CUTE onesie! The Paper Trimmings cart has lots of possibilities!I store my acrylic and nonmounted stamps in a cloth box that goes into a shelving unit, and my wood mount stamps go in a drawer right next to my scrap desk.

Cute onsie! I still haven't tried cutting fabric with the cricut but every time you do something with fabric, I keep telling myself to do it. I wish I had thought about buying fabric when I was in Joann's with weekend. I'll have to make another trip. BTW, I store my stamps in a plastic 12 x 12 plastic artists storage container which is about 2' high and it has a handle so I can carry it to my crops. I store my stamps by topic and holidays. Each storage unit is labeled so I know where to find the stamps I'm looking for. Thanks for sharing the cute onsie.

I cannot express how sad i am that I am unable to have this cartridge that I so desire!!!! This is the coolest cartridge!! Love it!! How do i store my stamps -I have tons of ctmh and I file them according to holidays, words, months, etc... in a black box from Cm (that consultants could buy to hold their punches) all other stamps sets are in a lg binder from CM. the new sets from the blog sites are kept in a box by the holidays they represent!! - I LOVE ACRYLIC stamps! dorisparkernana5@cox.net

I store my clear cling stamps in CD case which are kept in small crates. For my wooden stamps I made a custom cabinet to hold clear acrylic box picture frames as drawers. I sorted my stamps (seasons, birthday, borders, backgrounds, etc.) It works great. Some drawers hold ink pads, embossing powders and glitter. Would love to win a set of stamps.

I didn't know I could use my cricut expressions to cut fabric. Lot's of neat gift ideas popping into my head. thanks! I left a post yesterday about how I store my cling stamps. Only 2 wooden ones for me so no biggy there!

Cute baby gift! TFS. Would love to win Emma's stamps. I store my wooden stamps in shallow drawers--some in my rolling scrapbook cart and some in desk drawers. They are only one layer deep so I can see what's there. All my clear stamps are in a deeper drawer in their original packaging where I just thumb through them. Thanks for the chance to win!--Pat N.

This baby onesie is too cute! I store my wood mounted stamps in plastic bins with pull out drawers, sorted according to kind (holiday, words, flowers, etc) and my acrylic stamps in a special binder (I think from Inkadinkadoo) with clear pockets, except for my CTMH stamps which go in the CTMH plastic storage bins! And of course Digi stamps in a special file in my picture folder on my computer :)

I store mine in a Rubbermaid bin with heavy felt between layers of wood block stamps and keep the clear acrylic stamps in their original sleeves or in zip locks with a sheet of heavy card stock. The acrylic stamps work well this way but I tend to not use my wood block stamps as much because I can't see them.

I want to win!! lolWe buy a lot of chocolate chip cookies from the publix bakery so I use the clear plastic containers they come in to store my stamps, and I just bought a clear plastic display at a garage sale for .50c it has like 6 shelfs.Pattypattystyle_freak@yahoo.com

I love the onesie, I would have never thought about that. You asked how we store stamps. I keep mine in empty cd cases for the clear stamps, I love it I can write what type of stamps and can see what stamps are in there easily. My mounted stamps are in a clear case that I got at Michael's and they are laying down so I can see the image on the block. I hope this helps and thanks as always for such cute ideas

Cute onsie and awesome stamps!!! I just store wood stamps in their original packaging. The little acrylic ones I store in an empty cd case. I have lots of those since I don't really listen to cds anymore. I'm loving to here everyone else's ideas. Thanks for the fun giveaway!Hugs, Jennihttp://mylollipopgarden.blogspot.com

What a cute onesie! I made some bags for my piano students to carry their music in, using Cricut to cut out fabric shapes to decorate. Apparently, I didn't iron them on well enough though, and I'm anxious to try again! I store my acrylic stamps in CD cases and my wooden stamps in plastic storage cases.

I'm still trying to find a good way to store my stamps! Right now they are stacked and shoved wherever they will fit. I love the onsie. My first grandbaby is due December 6th and I would love to make him some onsies!! Thanks for sharing.

I do not have a lot of stamps at this point, because I am just now getting comfortable with it. Right now I have no storage system - they stay in their original packaging in a box - so I guess that is a storage system, just not a great one! LOL!

Very cute onsie! I never think about cutting fabric with my Cricut. My stamp storage could be better. I purchase a cupboard for my mounted stamps and I have my cling stamps in hanging folders in a filing cabinet. BTW, I'm already a follower of your blog.

Cute onesie! Wow Great giveaway. I store my stamps right now in a clear container. I don’t have a lot but it’s starting to grow so ill be looking for another way soon. I’m sure there’s a great way here in the comments to store them.

Yay! I figured out how to comment, daaaa! Love your Christmas card ideas Joy! I store my stamps in clear report covers and tab them like dividers with homemade tabs made with my "From My Kitchen" cartridge and have them stored in a binder. Tara G.

Adorable onsie! TFS! As for your question on stamp storage: I find that individual boxes with specific thems works best for me. I have 2 that are double layered that were previous candy selling boxes. Also, clear ones for smaller collections. jordanbev5@yahoo.com

I like to keep my SU Sets in their original containers, sorted by categories on a shelf, acrylics are in a drawer, single wood mounted stamps are in a couple of three drawer containers sorted by theme. Not a great system but workable. Cute onsie! If you do not want the stripes of the fabric to show through put an extra layer of white or muslin fabric behind the lighter fabric.

Love the onsie, its so adoreable!!! I've got to get my nerve up, & cut some fabric:):):). As I mentioned yesterday, I store all my stamps(wooden one have been unmounted)in a few zip up binders, & then use my reference(stamped images) notebook to quickly look through all my stamps, my embossing folders, etc...

Cute onesie! The moon & stars look so sharp against the stripes.I store my stamps in a variety of ways. Acrylics go in cd/DVD cases & blocks stay in their plastic boxes. I also have a bin for my singles. What about you? I'd love to know if you've got a great method to share.

Love the onesie, it is so adorable! Will definately try this technique! My grandson gave me his book bag for my crafts. It looks like a briefcase/zippered and has a looseleaf (allows me to write notes,) zippered storage areas (to store the acrylic blocks.) Purchased 3-ring photo vinyl sheets from an office supply store. Some are 8 1/2" x 11", some pages are 4" x 6" (2 on a page) and vinyl sheets that hold baseball cards for the smaller stamps. It works perfectly for me!

I can't get my wonder under to stick sometimes, I must be over ironing it. LOL! I keep my stamps in cd cases that I got @ the dollar store 3 for $1.25. I numbered each case on the side where I can see the numbers. Then I put the backing of the stamps in a binder and numbered them according to the cd case. Now when I want a stamp I go to my binder and pick it out, see what cd case it's in and quickly access it. It's so soooo easy! Thanks for sharing.

Such a cute little onesie! I cannot wait for my Paper Trimmings cartridge to arrive...I have a new granddaughter (born Oct. 2) and I know this coming Holiday season will be so special! I'm going to WalMart today to pick a few onesies and get some ultra heat and bond! In the meantime I'll have to use images from my "older" cartridges....Thanks so much for sharing your inspired ideas!Tanya Tthomfam@inreach.com

Oh this is an awesome project...can't wait to have a grandbaby to make this for...hec I may just make it and save it for the big day. I store my stamps in a plastic bin with a snap on lid that way I know where everything is! Thanks for sharing this wonderful project!

Hi, I LOVE the onesie idea. I check your site everyday for new and exciting ideas - You offer such great projects. I store my wooden stamps in plastic bins, and my clear stamps in a notebook on clear page protector sleeves, then inside a 3 hole punch page protector. For my wooden ones I have a reference notebook that is divided by theme, and each stamp is stamped on white paper so I know what I have. This stamp set looks super fun, and I would LOVE the chance to win it!Thanks!

I stamp all my stamps on paper and label each one with W for wooden or A for acrylic and all a number. I label both the paper and the stamp. I put the acrylic I pockets in a 3-ring binder in numerical order. The wooden ones I store in a drawer. Sets I label separately. I have the binder divided onto categories. All I need to do is look into the binder see what I have and I can go right to it.

My daughter and I really love to sew but we've never tried cutting fabric with the Cricut. You've really inspired me with this onsie!

I have quite a few stamps now. I have them stored in boxes that have three-ring plastic sleeves in them, as well as a separate section for blocks or wood stamps. Each one holds a ton of stamps. When closed, they stand upright on your shelves and even come with a small metal name-plate on the binding for indicating the contents. So far, I have three. I got them at Micheal's and feel they were a pretty good investment. Just hope Micheal's continues to carry them. I keep all my inks and ink pads in a plastic box.

Super cute onesie. I don't go to Walmart often, but was in their material section yeasterday for Halloween stuff.I don't have a good solution for my stamps...I'm open to ideas! Thanks!pcrusberg at aol dot com

Such a cute onesie! I store my stamps in a couple different ways. If it's a set, I keep it in the container it came in (ex. Stampin' Up clam shell) and put it in a drawer in my filing cabinet, stacked on top of each other. It's not exactly a good system. My individual stamps I had on a little set of shelves that I bought at a garage sale. Unfortunately, my DH fell into it and broke it so I'm still looking for a way to store them. Most of my stamps are the wooden mounted rubber stamps and I have not unmounted them yet. Thanks for the chance to win.

I store my stamps in those plastic drawers that you can buy at Target and Walmart. Then I TRY to organize them by theme in the different drawers. I have another whole set of drawers for ink pads, embossing powders, etc.

The clear unmounted stamps I put in a cd case and store on my cd rack that is in my craft room for just that purpose. The mounted/wooden stamps I have under my work area in a 6 drawer rubbermaid type bins and just pull them out when needed. Love the onsies but really upset with provo craft for making some of their cartridges just for the circle. Not all of us can afford the price of the circle - they could give them to them free and still sell them to us.

How I store my Stamps, not so dificult to do... I only have 3 sets, that came with the art philosphy cartridge...hihhihi. And I'm liking it. So I store them with my inkpad in a 12" drawer so far. and there is more place for a few more......

i used to keep them in their original package, but recently i got my hands on some ez mount stamps and i now have them in cd cases. Lovely work, i love everything you show us.thank youLuzoliva1atgmaildotcom

I am wondering...do you gift all of your projects? I am willing receiver - lol.I store my stamps in a rolling clear organizer. Stamps are kept in their clear boxes for easy view and access.Thank you for chance to win.

I think I need to stop visiting you lovely ladies blog cause I'm getting into other crafty ideas thanks to you ladies! Haha....just getting into stamps and adding them into my scrapping obsession and have pretty much been keeping them in their cases. I started using little plastic storage boxes to store them as of now but I'm sure to get storing ideas from your blog/blog friends! Thanks for sharing!

I love this little onsie! I store my stamps in different size books. I have them on large N small EZ mount storage panels. I also use TH storage pages for certain types. I keep them in 2 and 3 ring folders.

Very cute onesie! I store my stamps in my CTMH acrylic container, but now I need another one or maybe, two! When my craft room finally gets built, maybe I'll come up with a different system. Thanks for the opportunity to win some more fantabulous stamps!

Cute onesie! I store my stamps in several ways. The wood mounted alphas are mostly in a tackle box turned on its side with four removable "drawers." The dividers in the drawers are perfect for the alpha stamps! I store my clear stamps by style in other drawers loosely.

I love that you can cut fabric with the cricut - I used to cut everything out my hand to make cute little shirts for all the new babies in the family. I am def going to have to try this!!!I store all of my stamps in a 3 drawer rolling cart.

I store my stamps in cd cases in my jetmax cubes. I use the cube with the 4 drawers and the cd cases fit perfectly. I also label the top of the cd cases and when I open the drawer I can easily grab the case I need. I LOVE this way to store my stamps. Thanks so much for the chance to win!!

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